Snow and poor road conditions may cause some general delays in service today. Please allow for extra time for your travel. Your patience is appreciated.

Today, the federal government announced over $7.2 million for the Town’s public transit infrastructure through the Canada Public Transit Fund. This funding will advance key transit improvements and long-term planning to support our growing population. 🔗 ow.ly/M8Fn50UFG0o

Due to an accident on Bronte St. and Anne Blvd., Route 2 in both directions are experiencing some delays. Your patience is appreciated.

Snow and poor road conditions are currently causing significant delays in service. Please allow for extra travel time. Your patience is appreciated.

🚨 Attention riders: Snow ❄️ is expected this afternoon and into tomorrow morning. Please plan ahead, as there may be service delays. We appreciate your patience. 🙏

Due to the significant weather event, service delays may occur. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Snow and poor road conditions are causing delays in service. Please allow for extra time for your travel. Your patience is appreciated.

Due to snow, traffic and poor road conditions, Routes 3, 4, 8, 7 and 9 are experiencing some delays. Snow removal is on-going, however, high winds are causing drifting snow and whiteouts. Please allow for extra travel time. Your patience is appreciated.

🚍🎟️ New look, same ride✨ Starting in March, we're introducing larger, easier-to-read tickets to improve your experience. The new design will help riders and drivers quickly identify fare types, making trips more seamless. Current tickets remain valid during the transition ✅

Milton Transit reaches milestone 🎉🚍 In 2024, Milton Transit surpassed one million trips – a 73% increase from 2023. With Council’s commitment to transit investment, exciting improvements are coming in 2025! Full news release: ow.ly/kN6r50VjVxi

Milton Transit is going green! 🚍⚡️ This morning, Town Council & local media got a sneak peek at Canada’s first diesel-to-electric bus conversion. Road testing starts now, with service expected by summer 2025. Full news release🔗 ow.ly/H8yo50Vohv1

Due to snow, traffic, and poor road conditions, we are experiencing some delays across the system. Please allow for extra travel time. Thank you for your patience.

Students from Conestoga College & Wilfrid Laurier University can now purchase their Spring/Summer Term Pass for unlimited travel on Milton Transit from May 1 to Aug. 31, 2025. The pass is available through the Token Transit app until May 31, 2025. 🔗 ow.ly/rO3g50VyiU7

Milton Transit will not be operating on Good Friday (April 18). Service resumes Saturday, April 19, from 7:10 a.m. to 7:40 p.m. A reminder that there is no service on Sundays. View schedules: ow.ly/mYiC50VCqJ0 Purchase tickets & passes: ow.ly/oG0s50VCqJ1

Route 2 outbound will be detoured until 1 p.m. due to construction on Millside Road. Route 2 will detour onto Main Street and Martin Street. Regular routing will resume on Martin Street and Mill Street. Your patience is appreciated.

Please be advised that Milton Transit will not be operating on Tuesday, July 1, for Canada Day. Regular service resumes on Wednesday, July 2.

Calling all Conestoga College & Wilfrid Laurier University students in #MiltonON!🚍📢 Milton Transit’s Fall Term Pass is now available for purchase, offering unlimited travel on Milton Transit for four months at a discounted rate. Details🔗 milton.ca/en/living-in-m…

Milton Transit will not be operating on Monday, Aug. 4, for the Civic Holiday. Regular service will resume on Tuesday, Aug. 5. Have a great weekend, #MiltonON!

Route 7 outbound will be detoured due to police presence at Derry Rd. and Scott Blvd. Route 7 will detour onto Derry Rd. and Savoline Blvd. Regular routing will resume at McDougall Crossing and Scott Blvd. Your patience is appreciated.

Route 7 – Detour via Schreyer Cres. & Scott Blvd. due to construction on Dymott Ave. Resumes on Savoline Blvd. Route 8 – Detour via Bronte St. & Leiterman Dr. due to construction on Louis St Laurent Ave. Resumes on Farmstead Dr. Thanks for your patience.